I want to hang an aluminum plate. Will these stick and hold to metal? Thanks.
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I have used on a very large/heavy metal tray (I think 6 or 8 lbs); the instructions say to user super glue also if you don't care about having the disc permanently adhered.
8886
I used them on sterling plates and the failed and fell off the wall several times (after applying the adhesive several times, following the instructions to the letter). If it had been on something breakable, it would have been a disaster.
8887
I would imagine it would work fine. There is a really sticky glue that forms to adhere the disc to the item. If you follow the directions these things work great. I have had my ceramic plates hanging for a year now.
8888
I have hung 8 silver pieces (5 6" bowls, 3 platters) and they failed on 5 of the 8. I have now placed a big X of packing tape over the hangers and have had no problems since adding the packing tape.
1968854
these are magnetic and stick together, so far I have not had a problem with my jewelery falling off. I use them on my costume jewlery. If it's a valuable piece I would order the larger magnetic locks. I have ordered a few that are flat and about the size of a dime. They hold very well and have larger magnets, and are stronger.
1387117
These may work for you. You can cut them to fit. The only problem may be getting them to stick to metal.
757145
Sadly, no. There are small flat pieces of metal and the adhesive is on those. The metal won't bend.:(
1426494
These would adhere to metal doors. The adhesive backing is quite strong. Read my review.
130372
It will stick to anything metal. You will have to trim it a lot for a microwave.
1107384
Remember they are aluminum. ........... quite sturdy and heavy enough for aluminum.
371258
Yes....I had no problem securing a metal frame and the license plate with these screws. It should not be an issue with a plastic frame.
474018
As long as the glue is appropriate for the job, these hangers will hold well over 2 lbs. I've used a 100% all purpose adhesive silicone glue with them on the back of porcelain floor tiles and they've held up with no problems.
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Stainless Steel generally does not have enough ferrous metal for magnets (even those as strong as these) to "stick". I have had little success using magnets of any kind on quality stainless steel. Unless the surface on which you would like to use is specifically made to use with magnets - I would not think these will work for you...
1093176
Not magnetic itself but I don't know if it will stick to a magnet. I wouldn't think so-I think it may be aluminum.
520492
They have a normal sticky pad on the bottom so they will stick to anything. My only warning is that if what you are holding up is too heavy, I.e, a laptop cable with one of those big surge protectors? built it, the clip will come unstuck. If you're just holding an iPhone charging cable or a printer cable, they should stick fine.
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The label says will work on "METAL", concrete, wood and more. Does not say it will work or will not work, so even though i have not used it on aluminum, I would tend to believe it would work. It seems to stick tenatiously to anything.
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That's an idea. I'll try this weekend and see what happens. They might actually stick better to a metal surface than a painted surface. I'll put up another response in a couple days.
1666808
Probably not. These magnets are fairly weak. That is just my opinion, but I find these to barely be able to hold themselves to a surface, let alone hold anything.
1087383
for future reference use a magnet, magnets don't stick to alum. or chrome "Plated" haha, plastic.
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When I bought them, they appeared to be too flimsy, however, after hanging 3 plates they felt OK. The plates I currently have are only 13 inches in dia., and they appear to be quite secure after about three years on the wall. If you buy the larger hangers I think you will be OK with them. Good luck. (Mike)